Do people measure theirs or do they stick to weighing on the scales?
posted on 27/10/12
Broken about 5 door frames at home with those happy bars you can buy
posted on 27/10/12
T-bar rows.........................for the ho(s) is my favorite back exercise
posted on 27/10/12
For the hos
They're great to do at a slow pace in front of the mirror. Can really see your lats bulging.
posted on 27/10/12
I bought a door-frame pullup bar about 5 months ago which was excellent except that Im pretty tall so was having to lift my legs.
Just installed a wall-mounted bar in my garage which I have to jump to reach - much better.
posted on 27/10/12
How much was the Diggler? I was thinking of getting something similar or one of those free standing units, like a dipping station.
posted on 27/10/12
Both were £25 on Amazon.
The wall-mounted one was only rated 3 stars because people were complaining about the bolts provided tnot being long enough but if you sort that out then its easy to put together and install
posted on 27/10/12
The door-frame one has all different hand-holds and its excellent but with my 5 month old son moved into our spare room I had to move and that was the only door frame in our house thats not up against a wall if you know what I mean.
posted on 27/10/12
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B001TBHSMW/ref=fb_lfb_prodpg_1
This one Ron.
posted on 27/10/12
Cheers Dig, that's exactly the kind of thing i wanted! Gonna order one now.
Any idea how it holds up with rust though? Dont want it to break mid winter as ill need to put it outside
posted on 27/10/12
Well Ive had mine up in the garage from last Sunday and no rust yet
Seriously though, didnt see any complaints concerning rust but a couple of people did say they installed theirs outside.